Just came across some explosive news—a whopping $25 trillion in short-term U.S. Treasury debt was issued in the past year. The pace of borrowing is almost like a snowball rolling downhill. Basically, they're taking on new debt before paying off the old, which sounds pretty familiar, doesn’t it?

So, what does this have to do with us crypto folks? In the long run, I actually think it’s not a bad thing. Think about it—the murkier the U.S. dollar pool gets, the less solid its credibility becomes. Money always needs somewhere to go, right? There are only 21 million bitcoins, clear and finite, making it a scarce asset. Remember the last bull market? The Fed was printing money like crazy back then too.

So, for those holding coins, don’t panic. Two simple truths:

First, hold onto your spot assets—especially BTC, which is as hard as it gets. If volatility hits, those who stay calm come out on top. Short-term ups and downs are just noise—don’t let your emotions take control.

Second, keep some cash on hand. If some macro news tanks the market, that’s your chance to get in. When others are panicking, that’s often when opportunity knocks.

Here’s the real talk: the more the dollar gets printed, the more solid the logic behind Bitcoin as “digital gold” becomes. On the surface, the market looks like a bunch of candlesticks, but at its core, it’s all about recognizing the trend.